H.E. Vicente Joaquim, Secretary of State at Municipality of the City of Maputo
Mr. Álvaro Massingue – President of the Mozambique Chamber of Commerce
H.E. Dr. Sidi Ould TAH, President of BADEA
H.E. Silvino Augusto José Moreno, Minister of Industry and Commerce
H.E. Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, President of the Republic of Mozambique
The Mozambique's economy had a positive recovery with GDP growth of around 4.1% in 2022 and is expected to reach 6% in 2023. The outlook is to continue growing in 2024, maintain positive acceleration in the medium term until 2025, despite global adversities. The Government has a national development plan in which it aims to promote the private sector as a driver of growth and is supported by sectoral strategies.
Key Topics:
Mr. Pedro Frederico Cossa, President of AMECON
H.E. Amilcar Paia Tivane, Vice-Minister of Economy and Finance
Mr. Gil Bires, General Director of APIEX, IP 
Mr. Luís Magaço Jr., President of ACIS
Agricultural development and food security remain a priority on the agenda of Mozambique's economic plans and remain a global opportunity. The sector in Mozambique is dominated by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
Key Topics:
Mr. Antonio Limbau, Agribusiness Expert
H.E. Olegário Banze, Vice Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
Mr. Ilídio Bande, General Director of IAM, IP
Ms. Adélia Magaia, General Director of FAR, FP
Mr. Izakc Holtzhausen, Representative of Niassa Macadamia Lda
Key Topics:
Mr. Jaime Comiche, UNIDO Representative in Mozambique
H.E. Silvino Augusto José Moreno, Minister of Industry and Trade
Mr. Sidónio dos Santos, National Director of Industry – MIC
Mr. Marcos Correia, Businessman and Associate of AIMO
Mr. Onório Manuel, Executive Director of MozParks
Mr. Kalid Abdul Latif, Group CEO of Midal Cables International Lda
Mr. Tunísio Camba, ZEPA Project Coordinator
Mozambique is the key point of energy interconnection and logistical transshipment in Southern Africa, with its integrated road and rail infrastructure and energy network (Electricity and Petroleum products) that is connected to the neighboring countries.
Key Topics:
Mr. Senhor Elias Paulo, Director General of ANE
Mr. Fernando Sebastiao Ouana, National Director at Ministry of Transport and communications
Mr. Américo Dimande, National Director of Studies and Projects at MOPHRH
Mr. Said Junior, Executive Board Member of ADM
Mr. Cristian Moeder, Director General of DP World Maputo
H.E. Silvino Augusto José Moreno, Minister of Industry and Commerce
Tourism plays a crucial role in Mozambique's economic development by fostering local economies, creating jobs, and establishing intersectoral connections. The country's 2,800 Km of pristine coastline, rich underwater biodiversity, and tropical flora and fauna, coupled with the warm hospitality of Mozambicans, contribute to its tourism appeal.
Key Topics:
Mr. Eduardo Sengo, Executive Director of CTA
Mr. Jeremias Manussa, Advisor to the Minister of Culture and Tourism
Mr. Zacarias Sumbana, Tourism Development Specialist
Mr. Richard Baule, Director-Geral of INATUR
Mozambique has an abundant potential for energy resources, including hydropower, natural gas, coal, biomass and renewable energy, which can place the country in a prominent position to respond not only to domestic demand, but also to regional and international demand.
Key Topics:
Mr. Pascoal Bacela, Advisor to the Minister
Mr. Antonio Saide, Vice Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy
Mrs. Isália Munguambe Dimene, Chairman of FUNAE, FP
Mr. Tomás Matola, Chairman of HCB
Mr. Ricardo Pereira, President of da AMER
Mr. Samir Sale, Director General of Globelec
Over the past two decades, the Arab market has shown significant demand potential for various products. Regional countries are diversifying their economies away from oil and gas dependence, focusing on infrastructure, telecommunications, and food security. Investments extend to African countries, fostering increased transactions between African and Arab companies. Examples include the expanding presence of chambers like the Dubai Chamber of Commerce in Africa, facilitating business interactions.
Key Topics:
Mr. Claire Zimba, National Director of Foreign Trade at MIC
H.E. Silvino Augusto José Moreno, Minister of Industry and Trade
Mrs. Victória Daniel, Chairman of BMM, IP
Mr. Abdulla Momade, Chief Representative for Southern Africa at the Dubai Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hugo Valdec, Advisor - Nova Sun Limitada
The financial sector in Mozambique continues to develop and is dominated by a banking sector with an embryonic capital market of around 20 commercial banks, 10 microbanks, 21 insurance companies, exchange houses, mobile money services, pension funds, savings and credit cooperatives financial institutions. The sector is challenged to respond to the demand for services necessary to boost the business sector, with significant reforms being implemented to consolidate and stabilize the sector, including risk-based supervision by the Central Bank.
Key Topics:
Mr. Elísio Langa, Secretary of the Mozambican Banks Association
Mr. Jamal Omar, Monetary Stability Executive Board Member at Banco de Moçambique
Mr. Salim Valá, Chairman of BVM
Mr. Apogeu Siniquinha, Matching Grants Operational Manager Banco Mundial-IDA/MEF Min of Finance-PLED-ADVZ
Mr. Albino Andrade, Executive Board, Member at Millennium Bim bank
Mr. Montetcho Cedric – Business Development Director at BADEA
Mr. Flávio Soares da Gama, Principal Economist - AfDB Mozambique
Key Topics:
Mr. Antonio Macamo, APIEX advisor
Mr. Ailton Do Rego, Senior Manager Moz Gas Proj Community, Govt Affairs&Licensing
Mr. Pedro Nguelume, Executive Board Member of EDM
Mr. Samuel Samo Gudo, President of Mozal
Mr. Gareth Clifton, Mozambique Manager,Kenmare Resources PLC
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